African markets ended the session largely stable, with selective gains in financial and telecom stocks offsetting weakness in commodities-linked counters.
In Johannesburg, the JSE All Share Index closed modestly higher as banking shares advanced on improved risk appetite. Nigeria’s market in Lagos trended sideways, with investors monitoring currency dynamics and local liquidity conditions. East Africa’s Nairobi exchange recorded light volumes, reflecting a cautious stance among institutional participants.
Regional analysts noted that global capital flows and commodity pricing remain decisive for near-term direction across African equities.
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